Raspberry Pi with Java 8

This tutorial is designed to help you use your Java programming skills to create hobby projects using the Raspberry Pi as an inexpensive (35 euros) interface to the physical world. We will teach the concepts by demonstrating examples with working projects and source code. Some of the topics we will cover include: * Unboxing your Raspberry Pi and setting up Java * Electrical circuit design for GPIO * Using the Java 8 Device Access API * Programming common I2C devices * Device communication over HTTP, MQTT, and Web Sockets * Creating visual and touch UIs * 3D Printing custom hardware Coming out of this session you will have the knowledge you need to start building your own embedded projects for your home or office, and can leverage your Java programming skills to connect it to the Internet of Things. Start building the future now with Java 8 Embedded technology!

Authors:
Robert Savage
Robert Savage is a Member of Technical Staff at AMX, LLC. AMX is a control system company that produces innovative hardware and software solutions for controlling, automating, and managing audio visual systems. His primary role at AMX is focusing on software architecture and system design for new products and enterprise solutions.

Robert participates in open-source projects and publishes a blog/project website to help share and educate others on D.I.Y. home automation projects.

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[nilosantos]

the best job Ive ever seem about raspberry pi thanks for chering

[juremales]

To run java on Pi you need to install Raspbian and waste Pi's resources on running whole operating system?